I can't see the individual bottoms, are they solid or open? Would smaller papers slide through is what I'm asking. Thanks
2098
Bottom is flat. The sides and back have openings, so yes smaller papers if pushed by another paper could fall out. It's working well for me and I like it much more than the ones I had at work because these can hold a much thicker stack of work!
2099
Bottom of trays are solid, but there is no lip on the back of them. Theoretically, small papers could slide out the back of it.
2100
The bottom of each shelf is solid. The back corners of each shelf round and keep 8 x 11 papers from going through and out the back. If you put smaller papers on a shelf keep them toward the front or they would slide through.
569109
They don't. Top row contents will fall out. I have old ones with side/opposing inserts and nothing comes out.Trying to find old style now, because these things are worthless.
605641
The bottom file drawer does not have a bottom as it is designed for hanging files. The upper smaller drawers have bottoms. I love these!! I have had mine for 3 years and they are so sturdy and well made. I highly recommend them. I also bought the matching desk, printer stand, and bookshelf. All of them are great and holding up to constant use.
620610
The drawers are below the flap/writing surface. The bottom drawer holds files (letter sized). The carved decorations on the front are actually the cut as handles to open the drawers.
743213
Hey! They are 3/4 opening. I was about to respond full until I just opened it just now. Thought that was the standard? I might get a full opening one next time. But I am guessing it's 3/4 in order to prevent it from tipping over - ok so just checked again after reading the other users post and the brand I have is definitely 3/4 opening - however I have two file cabinets like this one made by office max and one by real space - the real space is full opening but the office max is 3/4'ths hope this helps
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They will hold a great deal. I just tried seven sheets and it could probably take more overlapped. To release the paper grab it from the upper half and slide to either side until it starts to free itself and then it will just drop out. It's a well-made and useful product, I am very happy with it! Cheers, Gary
839057
It depends on how wide the drawers are, sometimes the lateral files are a bit wider.You would have to measure the width of the drawer.
1951955
I haven't had any break yet, and some of them are pretty full with papers. I've had them for at least a couple of months now, and I really like them.
1102642
The ones I bought were solid plastic above the track opening. The the track opening slides over the track on the bottom of the drawer......If that makes sence
2167352
With difficulty! But they slide in the slots on the bottom back side. You just have to press/slide them with force.
931324
Bottom is open. There are screws in the front and back bottom. Works okay. Not optimal.
23084
The drawers are held by metal rails that you attach to the sides with screws. Yes, they do open and close smoothly.
737695
Not really. Try to send them back, or resell them. You can use them to store papers and pictures, but these will slide out if it's not heat laminated. Not worth the hassle.
2160531
It's really not that bad - there's a sliding bar across the middle which you can keep the two sides apart - or - I found a cool way to access them is to spread some of the upper files and you can access them through the top. The nice thing about them is that it's not a drawer, so everything is in the open to see. I love it - especially too because it has wheels.
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Yes, they are see-thru. On another note, you are not able to remove or add pages to the binder. They are permanently attached to the binder. I have another one that is a 3-ring binder style in which you can add more pages, but this one is not like that. But still, it is a good product and I am happy with mine. Not sure what Olde Timer is referring to about removing a small piece at top of each pocket. Mine was not like that.
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The pouches open from top to bottom. They are only sealed on the bottom. They are floppy until put through machine. Once through machine, they are very rigid. I used 5 mil. Haven't tried 3 mil. I put two by two inch pictures in a row on bottom of laminate sheet and took a clean heated glue gun without glue and ran it along the top of the row of pictures. On the outside of the laminate sheet. Used a ruler as a guide. This stopped the pics from sliding around and overlapping. Make sure your glue gun is clean or new.
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i inserted legal folders in each division to make them solid. you can put loose documents and/or folder inside those. i don't think just the folders and documents without the legal folders would be satisfactory as the dividers leave a gap at the bottom and things might slip around. with the legal folders inserted first it solids every thing up. it should be ideal for your needs.